Monthly Archives: March 2010

The Public Relations Student Society of America, SJSU chapter, hosted their two-day Regional Activity, “The Survivor’s Guide to Public Relations”, the weekend of March 19th – 20th at San Jose State University. The PRSSA Executive Board garnered over 80 students … Continue reading →

I listened in on a conference call with Peter Shankman and Chris Brogan last week about titled “The Next Level: Now That You’ve Got It, What Are You Going to Do With It?” They gave some terrific advice on ways … Continue reading →

“I’m a people person.”  That statement brings joy to the hearts of PR professionals…just kidding.  This statement provides nothing but annoyance and a round-the-world roll of the eyes from those in the PR industry. Yet, this statement seems to exemplify … Continue reading →

The LMGPR team left our Sunnyvale office on Friday morning and braved a San Francisco storm to attend an awesome PRSA event at the Bloomberg Newsroom. Despite the crazy weather and the fact that the wrong address was printed on … Continue reading →

It’s no secret that we are living in an era of incredible innovation and technological advancements. As our world changes, so must our tactics in the world of public relations. Jodi Harris of iMedia Connection recently wrote about the “agency … Continue reading →

The RSA Conference, the largest security conference in the world, was a huge success this year; especially for two of our clients, FireEye, Inc. and Net Optics, Inc. The top trends around the show floor this year were the “Operation … Continue reading →

A friend passed along a news story that speculated whether or not Ashton Kutcher would be able to promote Chatroulette (possibly not suitable/safe for work (aka NSFW) – I’ll explain below), the latest video craze in social networking, in the … Continue reading →

What is the newest phenomenon that is evoking passion and a competitive spirit in women around the world? Social media gaming. According to a study from Q Interactive and Social Media World Forum of more than 2,000 women in November … Continue reading →